Getting on the bow
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Getting on the bow
this goes out to all sizes and year owners. How in the heck are you "suppose" to get on the bow . Is it common knowledge and im just a moron . some of the newer stuff looks like the passanger side storage lid might be a step or be strong enough to step on . id just hate to hurt or break my dash on my old 91 . just curiouse how every one alse tackles it
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this goes out to all sizes and year owners. How in the heck are you "suppose" to get on the bow . Is it common knowledge and im just a moron . some of the newer stuff looks like the passanger side storage lid might be a step or be strong enough to step on . id just hate to hurt or break my dash on my old 91 . just curiouse how every one alse tackles it
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My son gets up on the bow to set the anchor or lines, he steps on the seat then the glove compartment and over the windshield. It`s not to bad I just make sure no waves are coming and it`s calm. My wife even gets up front all 100lbs of her. Take your time and you will be fine.
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With our 280ss, you swing open the center panel of the windshield, hold the hand rail and walk up the 3 steps and walk down the center of the deck, do a full piroette then continue to the anchor locker on the bow
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My Hustler came from factory with a flip down step to facilitate getting access to the bow. Would be easy enough to add. Probably could get something like it from Boat US.